TSLint is a static analysis tool for TypeScript code that helps enforce consistent coding styles and catch potential errors in your codebase. It provides a wide range of configurable rules to ensure code quality and maintainability, such as enforcing indentation, variable naming conventions, and detecting unused variables. TSLint integrates seamlessly with popular build tools and IDEs, making it easy to incorporate into your development workflow.
With the announcement of TypeScript 2.9, TSLint has been marked as deprecated in favor of ESLint, which offers better performance, extensibility, and compatibility with the broader JavaScript ecosystem. It is recommended to migrate from TSLint to ESLint for ongoing support and future-proofing your TypeScript projects.
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